benjamin crump thank you for joining us. through exactly what you're saying happened leading up to malcolm x's assassination? what what's the kind of evidence that you are ready to present well laura coates, since those two young men were exonerated. >> uh for being falsely convicted, that unearth a lot of information that had not been known and that is a big basis for our fraudulent concealment claims. and then you have the fact that there were nine undercover police officers, federal agents in the audubon ballroom who failed to act and once malcolm was assassinated we have unearthed that j. edgar hoover gave an order that none of those undercover agents were to reveal, that they were present there, and they watched two innocent men go to prison for a crime. they know they didn't commit so why falsely accuse people if you didn't have something to hide what do you expect the defense to present you know the fact that in the three years since we've every day, every week, every month our legal team have unearthed bit by bit mor

one of the main positions is secretary of state and report suggested crump is set to nominate florida. senator marco rubio, if confirmed rubio would become the 1st latino to serve as america's top. diplomats, he fantastic marco, come on up. come on up. as donald trump campaign across the country, one of the key establishments that goes within his movement was florida senator marco rubio. i think a lot of your a lot. rubio was once considered a potential pick to be trumps, the vice president. before the president elect settled on j, the vans, the son of cuban emigrants, sen rubio has been a vocal critic of the have on the redeem. as well of the left is running venezuela . as the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee and a member of the foreign relations committee was in an outspoken critic of china, seeing it as an economic and security threat to the u. s. could the chinese government through its ownership of by dance, could the today use take talk to controlled data on millions of users on ukraine? rubio opposed russia's invasion, but this year he voted against a major us

someone holding on neighboring india to help tackle the small, which is caused by crump boning and factory emissions research to say the pollution shortens residents. average life expectancy by several years. authorities in cave say a russian drug attack over night is damaged buildings and power lines. no injuries have been reported. waves of joins approached. keep from multiple angles for the 2nd night in a row. ukraine says all of the drawings were destroyed with much of the damage caused by folding debris on the, in some sports news in motor g p. ducati, right, francesco point guy has won the malaysian growing pre the tunnel fight that goes down to the final round. it 2 weeks late into the 1st quarter, but the type of lead a whole have my team regroup. 10 full back. it's really baffled, followed. it's switching the lead over know the even swapping some painting the process. eventually i a broke away taking the check and flak. i'm translating by $24.00 points heading into the final rate of text out tech shows shift looks at the way i am robots and helping make lines people's lives easier

let's speak tojustin crump — military analyst and former british army officer.lysis? aha, this strike by russia, what is your analysis?— your analysis? a lot is still breaking — your analysis? a lot is still breaking and _ your analysis? a lot is still breaking and people - your analysis? a lot is still breaking and people are i your analysis? a lot is still l breaking and people are just grappling with this now on the east coast of the us, waking up to the headline that russia uses intercontinental ballistic missile against ukraine, and so the line is that this was a ballistic missile, but not intercontinental so that is a matter of range and capability, but this is obviously a signal from russia in relation to the escalation we have seen over the last few months in particular, and i think that is the key thing regardless of what precise weapon was used, people are very alarmed by this and russia has been using the spectre of nuclear conflict throughout the whole war in ukraine to get the west not support ukraine and they feel it is the trump card they have, so

in memphis, the crump machine and he had great ambitions. he wanted to be vice president or president and going after organized crime meant going after a lot of democratic party operatives because organized crime was big in the cities. so it was the democratic party. so to use chicago as an example, all the people who would form the daley machine were working with these people, not necessarily with any particular vice in mind, other than getting ahead politically. well, that's what kefauver wanted to do, and it does end up making him a household name. he ends up being the democratic vice presidential nominee in 1956. the impact for las vegas, that's kind of interesting is that around the country, people react to the kefauver hearings and they're saying, my god, this is terrible. we've got to get rid of organized crime. we've got to get rid of illegal gambling and they're shutting down these places around the country. where are they going to go to operate casinos legally? las vegas. and really in the fifties, las vegas ends up bnghe beneficia

all it contains a lot of protein, which makes it ideal animal photo, it hasn't quote on as a feed crump. so far, mohammed up they'll top up when you discovered the plump by chance on youtube, while looking for cheaper ways of feeding his household animals. how did they know happiness? tell them that if we use the results of feed capital, we can save an average of 60 to 70 percent of the feed costs for policy. you can save an average of 40 to 60 percent based on the but i had the 16 for me. i'm gonna clean with a lot of has a lot of thought and i know how to 7 years ago, how many adults, how well began studying and then planting as all a defeat, his domestic life stopped with it. and soon after he started selling it to others, how many it has since decided to become a full time that's all the farm on pioneer to grace the plants and several large tanks with a total area of 300 square meters. the middle class started about 7 years ago with a very small from now we have a number of as other nurseries, something that we've spread, the idea around agents helping to grow the plant. on 350 acre

heavy rain still yet to hit the south bay crump ers. jack molmud shows us how residents are getting ready tonight. >> standing on this bridge overlooking highway 2.80, were on the quarter of cupertino and sunnyvale. the west side of silicon valley where this massive rainstorm has moved its way down to the south bay area. and thin. outside the safeway in santa clara. it was a mad dash to get the essentials for a rainy weekend. >> we do expect more rain to come of the funding base. and yeah, i'm looking forward to it now. we have games that getting cancerat but yeah, i guess as she says this rain in the south bay is much needed. >> but he's concerned about flooding. yeah, we are about that, but i hope it doesn't a vote in that state. officials telling kron 4 this week they don't expect serious flooding. but caution drivers on the highways when we have. >> a wet roads that becomes you even more of a focus. make sure that we are so down even beyond what to driving that increase in volume chp, san jose public information. officer ross lee sa

trump's election, victory speaking at an event and the russian city of so cheap food and praise to crump and said, moscow is ready for dialogue. who is addressed to donald trump's remarks about ended the war and ukraine quickly deserved attention. and while campaign of us president elect, of course, and said that he would bring about peace and ukraine was in 24 hours. although offering few details as to how america has given us at home press, it is a powerful mandate and he is what americans have elect donald trump to do one of them. few issues loomed as large and the campaign as control of the boards and legal crossings. reached record levels last year. trump whipped up fee is of criminals entering the country. murder is many of these people murder more than one person. some one did 7. these are not people we hunt country. and although migrant crossings have dropped in recent months, thunder tough new measures trump has promised to go further. he's about to use the national guard to arrest millions of migrants and stop the release of asylum seekers pending protection decisions. on day o

what would that tell you about the future crump administration's foreign policy or? well, i mean, what's interesting is marco rubio was a very traditional conservative entailed. donald trump thoroughly defeated him in the the primaries into the 2016 election, and he has slowly what some of us would call, sold his soul to donald trump. and it's interesting because what rubio would indicate is a soft on russia very hard on china and likely very hard on here on foreign policy. it's, it's just very interest is interesting to see what happens. although i do have to at least comment here that the binding registration maintain much of the trump administration's terrace against china in the 1st place. so the united states across political parties is becoming more and more tough on china. tell me a little bit more about marco ruby. that's quite interesting. if he comes from this more traditional conservative background, is that perhaps some of the foreign policy positions he personally might not share with the more mag a republican brands that trump represents. yeah, i mean t

would be looking at the future with the housing crises, we're since with what people are living in crump unsafe conditions. so how do we solve these issues, especially with the need for more affordable housing? there's also sustainable, that's exactly what days architects are working on. i'm lucky enough to have one of them here with me. imagine is an architect here in the ghost who specializes in creating environmental new friends. the design to handle is, is so good to meet you and i'm so excited to speak with you about this topic. so my question is, what are the challenges that you think would be? what is crazy and when it comes to housing, the big question is, where are we going to put all these people? if we look at the housing crisis right now, we realize, but a lot of the land is the available and is the land that is it really intends to build on. and so we're seeing the effects right now. people not being able to afford their suitable spaces and people looking for available spaces and as the environment because more intense with heat and flooding, we're seeing, we're seeing peopl

and then there are some mentors to like yogurt or sour crump. but some of us have to be careful there to including people was irritable bowel the christopher hans the was $23.00. when the 1st symptoms appeared to view gastro intestinal complaints that kept coming back. the windows and tomb live on my stomach and gastro intestinal try to do you see a lot of at your parents here and i was calling somebody having to go to the bathroom. and this was tim standing up to, to the, to the obvious combine. realize that my stomach, my work number 247, someone and i didn't know what the problem was and it wasn't, it was lock. nobody was able to explain what the cause was a guess trustworthy. and colonoscopy were also normal. and since christopher's pain and discomfort kept getting worse, he always had to make sure that was a toilet nearby. it took a year until the doctor 1st suspected irritable bowel syndrome and an intestinal disorder that usually begins when people are in their thirties. this up my and i talked to them, but i'm for real estate had a very

i'm going to me is come up with an idea to mix something out of it instead of the non is there a key crump? so many farmers here in both ways. monica land prevents is the non is, can be tricky. they can store, well, they suffer during transportation, and sometimes they simply remain on so that's why around a 3rd of the harvest frequently in some as waste. right, is on the has to heck test has been non accounts. he found the high last is frustrating companies. they take 1st grades, the grades in the farmers where they may with this in grade and that rejects. so with that ongoing process, we realize that you are losing a lot of funding less. so he said it's to me to be finding ways to mitigate those, those losses, and how best we can do that. that's when a and a deal for processing my last came, after all the unsolved been on is still a valuable source of nutrition, even when they're in a different form. the economist founded a company. and this oaks brands is now process, is the unassailable, been honest for more than 40 local, small scale firms. the been honest and cutting to small pieces

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but in crump 2.4. again, it just needs to be said that officially, donald trump is not yet the president elect, but it looks very likely, but he is going to be present like a trump 2 point. oh administration. is this going to be as acrimonious as the 1st one with europe? so um, well 1st of all, thank you for having me and the trump 2 point one is trace and if we are right and we have been at your pin call, some foreign relations building up at the networks with a large number of new right. think tanks that are sort of mobilizing behind trump such, and i think that was our prediction is that trumpeter point o administration is going to look very different from trump's 1st administration in the sense that um those um officials who in his 1st cabinet to your kids and some americans call them adults in the room. i don't like that name. i think those officials tend to kind of be more international as to represent the old republican elite. and to also see the value of the alliances. and they will probably no

joining me tonight are former british army officer and military analystjustin crump and ian bremmer —he eurasia group.

so it's sort of friend crump could be very sorry to lose this little vision, which i've now been pushing forwards. putting forward as an idea is that the united states in the west, as, as, as a model of life has presented itself as hyper normal. it's so hoping normally that anything that challenges that countries outside and of course versus some within, oh, considered not only abnormal but evil and to be condemned and you have so the guy and so the pitch goes higher and higher. but we'd like to say that of this clear, open victory of to him. now, actually, i think going to put the temperature down. i know there's a lot of talk of the resistance emerging and so on. but yet, they con is going to do anything because quite clearly the people have spoken and do that x rays, you say as, as alexis de tocqueville said, is that americans, the system itself, has this ability to your generate itself. i am very glad about that. what i mean, as we've been talking to lots of this about i meeting and so on. and i've been doing all of the time that what we're talking about is a post american world. not

in florida, but canadian media is reporting that it was canadian official whose had been urging the crump team to to these meetings between trump and trudeau. multiple times the past few days, saying he would have future conversations with trump about this proposal to impose a 25% tariff on canadian and mexican goods. upon taking office on day one of taking office. unless mexico and canada came up with a plan to curb the flow of migrants as well as drugs across their borders and into the united states. we heard trudeau also warn, if these tariffs do actually happen that this would have an impact not just on canadian's economically, also americans, as canada and mexico are some of the top providers of goods to the u.s. so there's been a lot of scrutiny of this proposal. we heard president biden yesterday while he was in nantucket for the thanksgiving holiday, he said that he hopes trump will reconsider this plan that he called "unproductive." it also puts doubts into the future of that trade agreement between the united states, canada and mexico, that trump for a large part helped broker d

think the lesson is for those had would throw any kind of morality and ethics to the winter to serve crumpame fate. you couldn't be more loyal before people even knew donald trump was going to get into politics. look where he is now. so at the end you may have at the end some shonn. you say karma, i say as a preacher, that which you sow you will also reap. >> absolutely. and they had lives of decency and respectability. they were there every weekend advocating for the community. the people that, for those of us who lived in new york, we're quite villainous. >> it is hard to overstate how cruel rudy giuliani was to the black community. how insensitive he was to people of color. he just didn't care. now he's out there whining that he did you tell have any cash. >> and these two women to black women, he has allegedly defind them again. now the d.c. judge is looking at whether or not they should be held in could not tempt. there are plenty of 80-year-old who's are cognitively fine in art. >> and they were tortured. they had to leave their homes because of his defamation. thank you both very mu

today they are giflg crump's transition handling a staggering 65% approval.the way, not just young people. more hispanics, and african-american voters turned out for trump and tuned out the lies: they see maga more as an opportunity and not a threat bumbling biden sold it so hard. >> stream middle of america maga republicanned led by a defeated president is trying to steal history now. >> laura: and thank god enough americans are over obama as well. >> we do not need four years of a wannabe king, a wannabe dictator running aren't trying to punish his enemies. america is ready to turn the page. we are ready for a better story. georgia, we are ready for a president kamala harris. >> laura: speaking of talents past their expiration date. i want to thank god that oprah is going to somehow squeak by this holiday season with the paltry payday her protection company made from kamala's campaign, poor baby. after all, she is such political that vanity. >> we don't get to sit this one out. if we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the

support you get i am sure you are going to be telling that story along with people like attorney ben crump you. pamela diaz, thank you for being with us. the mother of aj owens, thank you again for sharing this week with us. >>> coming up, some people are returning to their homes after a cease-fire deal between israel and lebanon, but will we see the same on the gaza front? we will head to jerusalem from the latest on the ground after the break. the break. ♪♪ over 600,000 usps employees working in sync to ensure everything sent on its holiday ride ends with a moment of joy. ♪♪ the united states postal service. it's time for the main event: wayfair's black friday savings spectacular is here! ♪♪ right now, get up to 80% off furniture and cookware, holiday decor, and more at wayfair's lowest prices of the year! plus, score 24-hour flash deals you have to see to believe! and get free shipping on everything! save up to 80% off wayfair's black friday savings spectacular! now through december 2nd! ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ >>> welcome back to politics nation. some positive, hopeful, a

crump was. michael thomas has more on that. michael? hi, good morning, everyone. this lawsuit was filed by the aclu. >> and it accuses the school district a disproportionately suspending expelling and then funneling students into special education programs in the classroom. now the district has agreed to hire 2 independent consultants that will oversee the disciplinary policies and practices and special education placement. the california department of education has flagged the district in the past and found that black students in the pittsburgh school district. we're more likely to be identified as having emotional disability or health impairment. now, the district says they've been working to address this issue since they got word of this lawsuit. and when it was filed as we get more details, we'll continue to keep you updated. darnell, send it back to you, ok? thank you, michel. it's 10. 0, 5, and new this morning, a strike by stanford graduate workers was supposed to happen this morning. >> but it has been put off postponed until tomorrow. maybe they'll come t

civil rights attorney ben crump, along with malcolm x's daughter, made that announcement at the malcolmy shabazz memorial and educational center in new york city today. the suit alleges the u.s. government, the department of justice, the fbi, cia and the new york police department were all involved in the 1965 assassination plot and then spent decades covering up evidence. the lawsuit is seeking $100 million for his wrongful death. >> i'm grateful. on behalf of my sisters, my five sisters, to stand here with a competent, ethical group of experts, legal experts as we seek justice for the assassination of our father and that the truth will be recorded in history. >> malcolm x, a civil rights and religious leader, was killed on february 21st, 1965 at the audubon ballroom in manhattan in new york, as he was speaking to several hundred people. he was 39 years old. >> a decline in vaccination rates is driving a surge in measles cases across the globe. that's according to new estimates from the cdc and the world health organization. they say nearly 300 infections were reported across the count

crump was rob nesbitt has that story. >> there is not much concern in the bay area with the new strainpox with the majority of cases happening in africa. for those here who have tested positive for mpox. there are obvious questions about the strain they are dealing with. it's been 2 years since long lines formed at hospitals with people waiting to get their m-pox vaccines. >> dr peter chin. hong says there were more than 100,000 cases worldwide in 2022, that number dropped significantly in 2023. but as climb back up slightly this year. right now, we're already seeing about more than 2400 cases around the country. so about double where we were last year. the infectious disease expert says only one of those cases is the new strain called clade one b, that one case was reported in san mateo county. the rest of the original strain from 2 years ago with symptom showing themselves about 4 days after exposure. you get flu-like symptoms, headache, muscle yet some lymph nodes. and then a few days after that, you begin having a rash doctor chin-hong says spread is caused by prolonged skin to ski

and we've got crump was michael thomas following all of this. and it's a complicated story. >> michael, good morning. >> by good morning, everyone. we're getting those election results in. but as james said, it's a lot of moving parts. extremely complicated, especially when it comes to oakland, mayor sheng thao and also the alameda county district attorney pamela price, essentially to put it in a simple term, they're going to be playing musical chairs with a lot elected officials spots for at le%st the next few months. let's get into some actually. let's put up some poll results. this is for the alameda county district attorney, price you can see right now. currently 64.8 per cent of voters are saying yes to recalling alameda county district attorney pamela if she is officially recalled, well, her replacement would be decided by the alameda county board of supervisors and it would be done in separate processes. now her current term ends in 2028 and ever the board decides replaced her with would only serve for the next 2 years until the next gene

mother says that lack of action by the jail staff contributed to her son's death, and attorney ben crump says in a statement that the family is relieved. but deeply troubled by the neglectful conditions at the dekalb county jail. some major cities are preparing for the incoming trump administration by shoring up legal support for immigrants, and boston mayor michelle wu says that the city will not cooperate with federal officials if they carry out trump's campaign promise of mass deportations doing our part to protect our residents in every possible way that we are not cooperating with those efforts that actually threaten the safety of everyone by causing widespread fear in los angeles. officials are moving to protect immigrant families and the lgbtq community. the l.a. unified school district board and the city council both approved motions reaffirming their sanctuary status. a jury has awarded the family of a man shot and killed by a dallas police officer in his own home, nearly $100 million in a federal civil trial in 2018. officer amber guyger entered botham john's apartment and shot

this is why crump has made all of these announcements ahead of time. he has got 100 day agenda.he wants to do, is by aprie passed an extension of the trump tax cuts, he wants a new energy policy, and he wants to do something about the border. he needs all of his ducks in a row. and he needs congress august sewed up so he can get it done. if he does all of that he can do it. >> brian: he can't lose another house member to his cabinet. i would say this, the first thing that's why lee zeldin is so valuable. the epa. release the leases on natural gas. release the restrictions on combustion engines. and the electric cars and farmers and let's get started. >> ainsley: hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: start here with a fox news alert. five people have been arrested on assault charges for their alleged role in the anti-semitic attack against israeli soccer fans in amsterdam last week. according five people hospitalized and 30 people injured. all five suspects are men between the ages of 18 and 37. daniel penny's manslaughter trial will resume this morning after powerful

crump's jealousy of elon musk's wealth must eat away at him every second he has to look at the richest person in the world. but in public at least, donald trump gets to do what he likes to do st. insult and humiliate. in this case, elon musk. quote, elon won't go home. i can't get rid of him. i had never heard of texas republican congressman troy nell who's just got elected to his third term. today he was entered into the record books for saying the stupidest thing about a president. he had no idea, obviously, that he was contradicting the very design of the relationship between the house representatives and the president that the founders wrote into the constitution. and in the process, he erased the line between church and state because he in effect said donald trump is god. when he said donald trump is never wrong. >> if donald trump says jump three feet high and scratch your head, we all jump three feet high and scratch our heads. that's it. he has a ten-pound brain and we need to take advantage of that. donald trump is never wrong. think about it. he's never wrong. >> joining our

pennsylvania, crump in the lead. 51.1%. donald trump has an almost 220,000 vote lead. that's with 93% of the vote in. michigan, donald trump up 52.4%. donald trump with a mrn 244,000-vote lead in michigan with 66% of the estimated vote in. in wisconsin, donald trump, 51.2%. harris, 47.1%. donald trump with the more than 120,000 vote lead with an estimated 89% of the vote in from the badger state of wisconsin. arizona, donald trump in the lead. 50% to harris's 49.1%. donald trump has a 16,000- plus vote lead with an estimated 53% of the vote in from arizona. 51% to kamala harris's 47.4%. donald trump with a more than 37,000- vote lead with 70% of the estimated vote in. from nevada, john king? >> you're looking at the map we're watching. we're trying to see the only question, the first question is, can the vice president win pennsylvania? if she does not, donald trump is the next president of the united states. if she wins pennsylvania, donald trump has other paths to 270. for the vice president, the priority is here. you'll notice all three of those states are red. that

joining me tonight are former british army officer and military analystjustin crump and ian bremmer —itical scientist and author and the founder and president of the eurasia group. we have exactly the right panel for you this evening with all the stories we are considering, but first let me bring you the latest bbc news. president putin has said russia hit the ukrainian city of dnipro with a new, conventional intermediate—range ballistic missile. he described the strike as a "test" and said it was in response to the use of american and british long—range weaponry against russia. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and for his former defence minister, yoav gallant. the court has also issued a warrant for the hamas commander mohammed deif, although israel's military has said he has been killed. the iccjudges say the three men bear criminal responsibility for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, including murder, persecution and other inhumane acts. matt gaetz, the man nominated by donald trump to be his at